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Brazillian fun and games is a {{GagDub}} of the brazilian talk show segment 'Olimpíadas do Faustão'(Faustao's olympics in english) [[note]]witch in itself is a adaptation of the japanese game show takeshi's castle[[/note]]. The dub was made by 'GabrielTheTrashcat' with help of different ai voice websites and the keshiheads forums, the dub beign made simultaniously in spanish and english.

Heres a clip

[[youtube : 7_6ANvNjzvE]]
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!! Brazillian fun and games contains examples of

{{AffectionateParody}}: to takeshi's castle and it's fandom, when GAbriel said 'well call me craig charles because he keshiheads forums missed me!' after he took a break from using his voice and used a tts pogram instead for 2 episodes

{{AscendedExtra}}: the different mascot costumes in 'the doors' game witch Gabriel calls 'little bastards, they cancelled humor amarillo' appear in various other segments in witch they werent part of, for example in the game 'super macaco bros' aldahir says that the guards are 'the funny cousins of the bastards that cancelled humor amarillo'.

{{CompressedAdaptation}}:the show cuts allmost all segments that aren't games. Exept when {{RuleOfFunny}} applies and uses clips of 'videocasetadas de faustao' clips to make american ninja warrior style character intro for contestants

{{DemotedToExtra}}: Faustao Silva, despite beign the namesake of the original show was re-named by gabriel as 'Barry, the coffee boy', that is when he appears at all

{{GagDub}}: The whole series is one, dubbing over the talk show segments witch featured various challenges and cutting all the in-between segments

{{HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood}}: 'this game might hurt as much as saying no to a mormon brazilian mother in her period, trust me i would know' and 'this reminds me of that time my dad strapped me into a log and trew me to the amazon river, mind you we are mexican'.

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